Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-14
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to-day, IS R son ot the late Charles Jas. Faulkner, who represented Virginia and West Virginia m congress and served Rs minister to France under the admins 'ratl0n of President Buchanan. The senstor-elect is about forty years of age.
 PARIS, May 5.-It is reported that in Consequence of tine refusal of the Euro pean powers to take part in the Paris exhibition, the French government con- templates DostponiBg the opening until 1 lSSl n order to dissssOciate the eXhibi- ton from the celebration of the ore hun dreih anniversary of the French revo- lution.
 NEW YORK, May 5.-Peter Smith wac hanged in the yard of the Tombs this morning for the murder of J. Hsnnon in 1 April, 1875.
 PARIS, May 5-An;i-German demon strations continue tO be made m vgri9us sections of this city. A procession car ! rying banner inscribed "fo Berlin" 1 to-day marched to the Palace Eiysee, where II was dispersed by tho police. | Twelve persons were arrested.
 WoRcEsTER, Mass. May 5.-At meet jag O! the IDcorpatioR of the new Clark university yesterday, Ms, Clark inform ed them of his iuteltion 10 make further | gifts tO the college tO the amount of g. ! O0l.UUO. including a collection of works of art valued a, over S2OJ,OUO.
 GLOBE May 5.-The witnesses from San Carlos in the Indian murder trial arr.yed to-day and will leave for Phenlx l tomorrow.
 SAN FRANCIsCO. May 5-John D | Spreckles has cabled the delegates of | the Australian colonies conference, offer | ing to transport them from London to their homes. He will personally bear | their railroad expenses in this country. | and send the u to Australia cn his own | steamers. This action IS taken by Mr. ! Spreckles owing to the inability of the | railroads 10 extend Cny cOurtesiCs tJ | travellers because of the interstate law. | The delegates have been offered lree | transportation over the Canadian Pacific line, but Mir Spreckles hopes his more generous offer wlll be excepted and that | II will be means Ut maintaining and strengthening the present desired com merclal relations with Australia, | NnRHIs, Tenn, May j.-The inter- state commerce commission concluded it's labsrs today, .af.er hearing evidence | from tEe merchants of Memphis, Lotus | Vlle. LexlngtOn. Little Rock and New ] Fork, Ark, to the effect that the enforce | ment of section four would be disastrous ] Co the commerce and industries of the | points named. The Louisville and Nash | vile, the Nashville, Chattanooga St ! Louis Gud the Chesapeake Bay and S. ] W. lt, k, were granted two weeks time | to file argument and statistical informat- Ion m support of their petition for the | permanent suspension of section four. The opinion prevails that the testimony taken here has not impressed the com mission adversely tO section four.
 WILNIsGToS, \. C., May 5-Ihis morning six negro boys aged from l3 to II, were at Wilmington, preparing to | get across the Cape Fear TIver to shoot l rice birds. One named Grant Best, had a double barrelled gun which be says had no caps OF the tubes and he did not l know it was loaded, While m tre act l o1 blowing out the tube the hammer l fell and one barrel was discharged. instantly killing Ei Smith. E. Fil.yawa, ! Ben Connolly aud kl. Fillyawa. An ! other boy was wounded !n both arms. ] The latter will recover. Best surren- dered himself immediately after the shooting.
 BosroS, May 5.-The fifteenth annual report of :he Atchison, Topeka S Santa Fe Railway Is just issued. It shows the gross esrning for 1886 Sl5.SSi, ,3O1; expenses and taxes Ss,6l3.9ll. De: earn 1 ings S7.37U, ,59j. Additional recelpis from other sorces swell the above l S>GS40. The surplus after paying fixed charges, sinking fund. dues, dividends, etc, IS S739. .4l6. Increase of gross earnings Sil2,yIl; increase of net earn ingF, deductiDg taxes, Sll3.96S. The l bonded debt was reduced S323O0O in 1886, and is now SIS, l9l,OOO
 BosroS, May j.-The Mexican Central 1 Railway Limited at its annual meeting l yesterday elected directors ss follows: |: ! Oliver Ames, Isaac T. Burr. Jacob Ed l wards, Andrew E. LUwrie, E. Rollins, Morse Albert W. Nickerson, Vim. Rotch, Warren Sawyer. Joseph ;. White. Geo. ] E. Wilbur and Levi C. Wade of E 7t0u, Sebastian CamRcho, Edward w. Jack son and Pablo Rindo ot Mexico, Levi F. | Letter of Chicago. Joe Richardson of New York and Robert F. Symon of London. l Nr Richardson is substituted for ! Arthur Sewsll, it beng thought sd- ! vissbls to have e New York man oE the board.
 HaRrFoRD. Conn May 5.-Ths house yesterday unanimously passed n rcsolu- ton urging the bringIugi home from ! California ot the fsg ship Hartford.
 LONDON, May 5.-The Telegraph de- scribes the Anti-German demonstration in Paris last Tuesday as serious. Itssys the mob in the neighburhood oithe Eden theatre where Wagner's Lohengrin was 1 being performed, saluted "A bas ! l;Allemagne" "Yive La France, "A Berlin" "A bas Bismarck," and "Give Us Back Our Clocks referring to Stras- burg. Lsst evening the demonstrations were renewed, mostly composed ot stu- dents and gamiDs. marching about and shouting. The leaders of the mob pro posed to theIr followers to march to the German embassy. It was stopped by the police and turned away before it could reach the embassy. The mob thsn returned to the Place de lOpera ard gradually dispersed. The manager Of the Eden theatre has decided C. 5us- read the performance ot Lnhengriu and other prCductlOns CI " bEoer III tA''. place of amusement The Paris govern meut hos decidet to prosecute the pub { hshers Of La Revanche, for publishing m article entitled Down with the Ger mans" and calculated to arouse wsr!'ke feelings among the French people against the Germans.
 WASHINGTON. May 6-Secreisry Whi., ney hss decided to repair the Hartford
 now at Mare Island. The CalIfornla delegation, which has been here for a
 week working to secure the order for
 her repair. has returned to tho west ID
 good spirits over the result of thei'
 labor.
 WAsHINGroS, May 6.-Ihe secretary
 of the interstate commerce commission
 CTS today received petition from thS;
 New York Central, Lake Shore hnl
 Michigan Southern, and PlttsburZ ond
 Lake Erie rsilrosd companies, nsSinls.
 that they he relieved from the tourtI
 section. Up 10 this time 42 railroad
 companies have filed with commission
 formal petitions asking to be relieved from section four. Probably as manl I L..-, -a-afxsaf and returned